Introduction to Manufacturing Processes and Product Development
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Instance: 2006/2007 - 1S
Cycles of Study/Courses
Teaching language
Portuguese
Objectives
To provide information regarding main technics used in product development and fabrication in Mechanical Engineering. To promote the insight of new perspectives related with restraining factors for product manufacturing, its interaction with users (design for all), environmental problems and sustainability. Contact with industrial reality through visits to companies as well as conferences.
Program
Introduction to Manufacturing Processes and Product Development technics.
Rapid Prototyping technologies.
Design for All.
CNC Punching, Cutting technologies: Laser, Plasma and Waterjet.
Machine tools and machining technology. Turning, Drilling, Milling, Grinding, EDM.
Welding Technology and Processes: Stick welding, MIG/MAG, TIG, Submerged Arc welding, resistance welding.
Metal Forming Technology. Bulk Forming processes: Forging, Rolling, Extrusion. Sheet Metal Forming.
Casting Technology, molding processes and materials, metals used in foundry. Design of castings. Aplications.
The importance of environment and sustainability. Recycling.
Health and Safety issues.
Visits to companies
Mandatory literature
Apontamentos da disciplina, 2005
Alves, F.J.Lino et al; Protoclick: prototipagem rápida. ISBN: 972-95376-1-5
Gerling, Henrich; À volta da máquina-ferramenta: um estudo técnico
Duarte, José Manuel Ferreira et al.; Corte em ferramenta. ISBN: 972-8826-00-1
Rocha, A. Barata et al; Puncionadoras CNC . ISBN: 972-8826-01-X
Santos, A. Dias dos et al.; Tecnologia da embutidura. ISBN: 972-8826-03-06
Complementary Bibliography
Jorge Rodrigues, Paulo Martins; Tecnologia Mecânica – Tecnologia da deformação plástica
Teaching methods and learning activities
Theoretical classes: presentation of the fundamental principles of the technological processes; applications and study of components.
Applied classes: problem solving; case studies; presentation of technological videos; visit to industrial companies.
Evaluation Type
Distributed evaluation without final exam
Assessment Components
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Calculation formula of final grade
Three examinations corresponding to 60%;
A work about Design for All corresponding to 20%
Two reports of the visits to companies corresponding to 20%